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UNITE. ~7Re SUNDP JANUARYI ORONO UNITK Church School' Senior Dept..- Wrship Service The Sacramente Supper wilI he A nursery servic( every Sunday for lence of parents small eblldrenm attend Cht KIRBY UNITE] Worship Service Church School - Dial - A - Thougl s T. SA 1V1 ANGLI( Estabiished Regular Sunda Service - 10 Holy Communic "irst and Thir( loing Prayer Second and Sunday Hloiy Baptis appointmient w,- 987-47l Rey. Il. Robe' B.A., L.1 RICA REALi 99 King S i~BOWlUAN% When Buying4 Cali WILF Hi Vour Ooi Represent« 983-527, Member of Osi District Real Board DEVELOPMENT FREEZI 'D CHUIRCH IN EFFECT IN COBOURG (Continued from page 1) ron o Pastoral between Port Hope and Col charge ourg as well as the 60 aci Cobourg Gblf and Curlir Club. Mnister Company officiais have n( announced. any plans for th ,ev. B. E. Long land they own in the townshil B.TII. but they have applied to th ýAV Cobourg Planning Board fo 3th, 1974 permission to build a variel ED CHURCH of single and multiple famil l' 1.00 .m. dwellings on the golf cours - 10.0 a.m. property. *9:5a.m. The town has refused t e- 11: 15 a.m.> approve the company's pla: of the Lord's because of the impact it woul, observed. .4ave ou present water ani sewer services. .e is provided Faced with the applicatior r te onvn-fromn Schickedanz and thi Ls with very sale of land along our borders Who wish to council decided to impose thý urch. freeze until we know wha kind of community wc cai D CHIURCH want here 'in the future e - 9.45 a.m. Mayor Heenan said. *11am. The freeze which will bE 'reviewcd by codncilevcry 3 ht 983-9151, days will remain in effec until June 30. I OURSCAPACITY CROWD CAN (Coninucd fromn page 1) i 1869 address, The Mayor pointei ay Worship out Chat the Municipalityo 0:00 a;-m. the Town of Newcastle waý ion- geographically the larges r- udy municipality within the Dur Fourth ham Region. With 2800, Ys people within its boundaries i ism by is second largest in populatio. âth Rector. Mayor Rickard stressed th( 45 rt Hayne, fortunate position that thi Tbh Municipality is in. Historical ly it had produced four greai men. These said Mayor Rick- Nougusu» ard wcre: Robert Baldwin thE great Reformer who passed K the Baldwin Act in Upper Canada prodùcing a form of Il. j> Municipal government. Sir Edward Blake one of Canada's greatest Parliame- FOR ntarians and judiciai experts. t., E. it was Sir Edward Blake Who VILLE s0 often faced Sr John A. Macdonald ini the formative years of Canada. or Seliing The Honourable Vincent Massey, statesman - diplomat Wand later Canada's bcloved @E governor-general. Mayor Rickard mnentioned the Mas- Ma sey munificence in their ;ative native Newcastle. id Coonel Sam McLaughlin - liawa and carrnage maker - Tyrone Estate resident and later founder of CONFECTIONERY AND * CHECK OUR WVIDE SELECTION 0F :GREETING: CARDS :WRAPPING * PAPER for aloccasionse * Hours 7:30 a. m. to gpm. *Wed. and Sat. -7:30 a.m. to 5:30pm *OROrNO,ONAI * PHONE 983-,5242 Bob Yeomans Plumbing and Heating, 24 Hour Service New Installations Alteratiorîs - Repairs Speciaizlng 'In Hot Water Heating 21 Forced Air Heating Septic Tank Work RR 1, Orono 983-562 Oxford BRICKLAYER~S STONEMASONS WILLIE J. SCHMAHL Phone 983-5606 Specializing in ail kinds of STONEWORK aoed FIREPLACES We also do chimney UP TO 600 LOW SENIORITY LOCAL WORKERS AFFECTED The layoff announcement cwas made a few hours after General Motors had issued a statemnent that the company's tdeliveries of cars and trucks for the calendar year 1973 had "shattered ail previous re- cords," 500 TOO 600 General Motors is anticipa- ting leyoffs in Oshawa of, betw/een 550 to 600 workers; in St. Catharines of 400 and in Windsor, 100 to 150. Passenger car production in Oshawa wiil be reduced by 10 jobs per hour, or a total of 160 cars daily. This production was earmarked for shipment to the United States, but it won't be needed, G.M. said in a news release. Production in St. Catharin- es will be reduced slightly. Layoffs will flot apply to employees with more than six months' service in Oshawa and more than nine months in St. Catharines. -1 GM stressed however, that 600 employees have been added to the work force at Ste. Therese Quebec, this month, where small-sized Vegas and Astres are produced. In its release GM said, "It is distressing to us that we find it necessary, to lay off any TOWN COUNCIL SETS PROCEDURE (Continued fromn page 1) buildings in the new arca muncipality. However, under dloser scr- utiny Coun. Kirk Entwisle brought to the attention of the other councillors that the proposed bylaw stipulated no time limit as to when the new structures should be complet- ed. The fees under the proposed oyiaws for a building permit amount to $6 plus $3 per $1,000 of scheduled work in excess of a thousand dollars. Demolition fees are $6 plus $3 per $1,000 feet of gross floor area. Af ter a query by ýCoun. Ken Lyail, Mayor Garnet Rickard admitted that he did not know whethcr the rates for cither the construction of the demol- ition buildings was above or below the rates previousiy in existence. 1In any event, the matter of the time limit involved in the issue was the decisive issue in tabling the matter until proper amendment could be made to the proposed bylaw. Another matter dealt with by having it tabied was the problem. of approving, the closing of certain streets in' subdivision plan No. 708, in Bowmanvillc which dates back as far as the turn of flhc century - 1875 to be exact. Recause the matter was unfamiliar to the majority of council. it was tabled until the advicc of the planning super- intendent could be brought forward. Generai Motors of Canada. With men like these as exampies said the Mayor "Ithis Council should govern well. " The Council adjourned to meet again at 1:30 p.m. in Bowmanville on January 4th. The large audience was favoured with delightful and skillfully executcd musical numrs c:from4th-e=High emi we to1 by Moi Col don lay3 Ti înlovee fr ... r--y n hu fias sofened ro sucn an extent Despite a record 'growth) amust regretfully rcspond that evcrybody has to share year in 1973, Mr., Collier said the U.S. Market softening the softening. GM is expecting . a lower taking this action. Last week GM in the United growth rate in 1974. There has At a news conference in States announced the laYoffs been little efýect on demand ntreal Friday, David C. of 48,000 employees. Mr. because of the energ.y Prisis )ier, president of General Collier said he stili doesn't he said. otors of Canada said, "f think the U.S. production He admitted however, there r't consider this is a large cutbacks will have a màjor was an obvious buyers' trend off. effcct on Canadian vehicle towards intermediate and 'he U.S. side of the market production, small cars FOR THE BEST MEATS IN TW The King f Roasts - Ontario's Finest Quality ProneRbRoasts~~ ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, JANUARY 9th, 1974 - 3, (MIORibU CHEF STYLE>)b $1.29 You Save Twice with Trim and Price Ri b Stea ks (THICK CUT) Branded $ 1,39 Bsraising R Îibs .Cheesefurters Lean Meaty Tender 1(BONE IN) "MAPLE LEAF "SWIFT PREMIUM" Pan Dandies 16 oz. (REG. or APPLE) Sausage lb. .99e 'EVERSWEET" Brand Rindiess Bacon lb. $1.09, "SWIFT PREMIUM Cooked Ham 6 oz .88e "SWIFT PREMIUM", S.P. 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